Asmael
His eyes widened as his mind was blasted with a full frontal mental attack, his smile fading to a shocked expression. His spirit and soul were an inviolable fortress, but when it came to mental attacks, a seraph could topple another seraph. He flinched back, looking as if he had just been struck, and seconds stretched to an infinity.
"Where...am I?" The angel rubbed his head, hazy from the mental strain. The blurred image soon became clear. Green fields and clear skies, stretching infinitely as flowers and magnificent creatures roamed freely. It was a beauty beyond imagination, the original paradise. The garden of Eden.
"Ugh." He clutched at his head, pangs of pain piercing through his skull. But it was the sight that was engraved into his mind that kept the image from falling.
He saw two archangels bickering. The words seemed harsh, but there was no actual hostility in them, It felt... nostalgic. To see the big invincible older brother he once admired so being picked on, even he couldn't help but giggle.
Don't.
He just wanted things to go back like they used to be.
Don't you dare show this to me.
He stretched his hand to try and call them out. But before he could utter a word, his hand dropped. His hopeful expression turned to one of great sorrow.
That's right.
"You shouldn't toy with people's minds so casually." His voice was like a blade, yet soft as a feather. As the strongest Archangel, it would be unbecoming if a few millennia of memories were enough to knock him out. No... something had definetely changed. Just what did he end up seeing?
He spread his arms in a graceful motion in response to Lucy's words, shining with his splendor as he struck a magnificent theatrics pose, literally sparking with angelic essence.
"Is a lecture even necessary? Everyone knows it's humans, the blessed beings who acquired the miracle of free will even when we could not. Their wonder dwarfs even the brightest of stars and the vastest of oceans. The freedom to choose, the freedom to think, to do good or to sin. No other creature in Eden could boast such a thing, and those who learned did so from humans."
His wings flapped and he bowed with a trillion graces right before Sakura, his arm firm against his heart.
"That is true beauty. Something like that is so obvious it doesn't even need to be stated. And it was all thanks to yours truly!" He pulled his tongue and made two peace signs with a big dumb grin.